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Remarkable Feat in Jagan Government! - Vimarsana News

Remarkable Feat in Jagan Government!

Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has set the ball rolling for opening 17 more medical colleges in addition to the existing 11 in Andhra Pradesh.

Source: gulte.com
Omicron Alert: AP Govt To Speed Up Vaccination - Vimarsana News

Omicron Alert: AP Govt To Speed Up Vaccination

AMARAVATI:  Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy lauded the efforts of the administration for effectively controlling the spread of Covid and instructed them to be on high alert with the Omicron variant. He directed the authorities to achieve 100 percent single-dose vaccination across the State by the end of December, especially concentrating on the backward districts and focus

Source: sakshi.com
Facebook extends $20K as ad credit for Health Department page - Vimarsana News

Facebook extends $20K as ad credit for Health Department page

‘Besides extending technical support, it is helping in content development’

AP Govt to Vaccinate Women With Kids Below 5 Years - Vimarsana News

AP Govt to Vaccinate Women With Kids Below 5 Years

In the wake of a COVID-19 third wave likely to affect children, the Andhra Pradesh government is slated to vaccinate all mothers having children aged below 5 years as a precautionary measure. State Medical and Health Principal Secretary Anil Kumar Singhal on Monday had made this announcement while addressing the media after a Covid review meeting chaired by Chief Minister YS

Source: sakshi.com
Homebound & isolated - The Hindu - Vimarsana News

Homebound & isolated - The Hindu

Homebound & isolated Updated: Updated: May 15, 2021 22:21 IST As COVID-19 second wave impacted almost every neighbourhood in the State, scarcity of hospital beds has forced a large number of infected persons to remain under home isolation prompting the government to revise guidelines for the purpose Share Article AAA As COVID-19 second wave impacted almost every neighbourhood in the State, scarcity of hospital beds has forced a large number of infected persons to remain under home isolation prompting the government to revise guidelines for the purpose Though the first wave of COVID-19 spared ...